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Using RBSU to set the thermal shutdown behavior

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Section	Page
Introduction to Microsoft® Windows® Server 2008	1
Key benefits of Microsoft Windows Server 2008	2
Control and manageability	2
Server Manager	2
Server Core (SC)	2
Windows PowerShell	2
Flexibility for changing business needs	2
Terminal Services	3
IIS7	3
.NET Framework 3.0	3
A solid business foundation	3
NAP	3
AD RMS	3
Key technologies of Microsoft Windows Server 2008	4
WHEA	4
Windows Server Hyper-V CTP	4
Additional resources	4
Key technologies in the HP BladeSystem c3000 Enclosure – tower version	5
Overview	5
HP Thermal Logic technologies	5
Interconnect options	6
Storage Options	6
Onboard Administrator	6
HP Virtual Connect technology	7
Keyboard, video, and mouse functionality	7
Additional resources	7
FB-DIMM options for lower power consumption	8
Additional resources	8
ProLiant management tip of the month	9
Upgrading to HP Systems Insight Manager 5.2 on Microsoft® Windows®	9
Additional resources	9
Fan failure recovery in ProLiant DL and ML servers	10
HP ProLiant features for self-managing the thermal environment	10
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) shutdown	10
Models with redundant fans	11
Failure behavior of models with redundant fans	11
Models without redundant fans	12
Failure behavior of models without redundant fans	12
Enabling graceful shutdown using the health driver	13
Additional resources	15
Recently published industry standard server technology communications	16

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Volume 7, Number 1

Figure 5-1.

Using RBSU to set the thermal shutdown behavior